All L Words Word Search
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Sample words: LUNIES, LACTOSES, LUNKER, LORE, LINS, LEU, LOAMY, LISP, LACEWORK, LUNULE, LUMMOX, LOBES, LINN, LOTI, LING, LOOS.
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- LUNKER /ˈlʌŋkər/ · noun
- A notably large fish, especially a large salmon or trout. The term is chiefly used in fishing and in regional speech. Related: giant, whopper, big fish, monster.
- LORE /lɔːr/ · noun
- A body of knowledge or wisdom, especially knowledge and traditions handed down from the past. It can also refer to a particular collection of stories, beliefs, or information associated with a subject, such as vampire lore. Related: knowledge, tradition, wisdom, information.
- LEU /liː/ (Scots adjective); /luː/ (heraldic noun) · adjective and noun
- In Scots usage, leu means yellow or yellowish. In heraldry, it denotes a lion, especially the conventional lion of the arms. Related: yellow, yellowish, lion.
- LOAMY /ˈloʊmi/ · adjective
- Consisting of or resembling loam; especially, denoting soil that is rich in organic matter, clay, and fine particles and is suitable for growing plants. Related: earthy, fertile, friable, rich.
- LISP /lɪsp/ · noun and verb
- A lisp is a speech pattern in which the /s/ sound is articulated imperfectly, often with /θ/ or /ð/ in its place. As a verb, to lisp is to speak with such a speech pattern. Related: sigmatic speech, sigmatism, speech impediment.
- LACEWORK /ˈleɪswɜːrk/ · noun
- Ornamental openwork made by interlacing or looping threads, often used to decorate clothing, household textiles, or other fabric. The term can also refer more broadly to decorative patterns or fabric formed in this way. Related: openwork, filigree, netting, meshwork.
- LUNULE /ˈluːnjuːl/ · noun
- The small, pale, crescent-shaped area at the base of a fingernail or toenail. The term can also refer to any small crescent or crescent-shaped mark. Related: lunula, crescent, half-moon, crescent-shaped mark.
- LUMMOX /ˈlʌm.əks/ · noun
- A clumsy or awkward person, especially one who is inept or bungles an activity. Related: oaf, gawk, clumsy, lout.
- LOBES /ləʊbz/ (British); /loʊbz/ (US) · plural noun
- The plural form of lobe, referring to rounded or projecting anatomical parts, such as the lobes of the brain, lungs, or liver.
- LINN /lɪn/ · noun
- A pool, deep pool, or waterfall, especially one in a rocky or fast-flowing stream. The word is chiefly used in Scottish English and in older or regional writing. Related: pool, waterfall, cataract, cascade.
- LOTI /ˈloʊti/ · noun
- A Filipino dish of steamed glutinous, or sticky, rice, typically cooked with coconut milk and served with chicken, pork, or other savory foods. Related: sticky rice, glutinous rice.
- LING /lɪŋ/ · noun
- A long, slender marine fish of the cod family, having a small barbel beneath the chin and found in the North Atlantic. The term can also refer to related species called lings. Related: lingfish, European ling, Molva molva.
- LOOS /luːz/ · noun
- The plural form of loose, used for people or things that are not confined, restrained, or securely fastened. In British informal use, it can also mean toilets.
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